- Newton's law
of universal gravitation describes gravity as a
force by
stating that
every particle attracts every other particle in the
universe with a...
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through the
process of gravitropism and
influencing the
circulation of fluids in
multicellular organisms. The
gravitational attraction between the original...
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exclusively by
gravitational attraction. All
bodies accelerate in
vacuum at the same rate,
regardless of the m****es or
compositions of the bodies; the...
- law
of attraction in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Law
of attraction may
refer to:
Electromagnetic attraction Newton's law
of universal gravitation Law...
- The
gravitational constant is an
empirical physical constant involved in the
calculation of gravitational effects in Sir
Isaac Newton's law
of universal...
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of Theosophy. In 1919,
Another theosophical author Annie Besant discussed the 'Law
of Attraction'.
Besant compared her
version of it to
gravitation,...
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Gravitation is a
widely adopted textbook on
Albert Einstein's
general theory of relativity,
written by
Charles W. Misner, Kip S. Thorne, and John Archibald...
- Look up
gravitation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gravitation is the m****-proportionate
force of attraction among matter.
Gravitation may also refer...
- The
gravity of Earth,
denoted by g, is the net
acceleration that is
imparted to
objects due to the
combined effect of gravitation (from m**** distribution...
- A
gravitational lens is matter, such as a
cluster of galaxies or a
point particle, that
bends light from a
distant source as it
travels toward an observer...